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War for eastern Ukraine reaches ‘fearful climax’ as European Union is set to approve Ukraine candidacy

LVIV, Ukraine — Thousands of Ukrainian soldiers appeared to be all but encircled as Russian troops advanced Thursday around two strategically important cities in eastern Ukraine in what a senior Ukrainian official called a “fearful climax” of the battle for the Donbas, signaling that the fall of a significant part…

Los Angeles Times

Lanarkshire schoolboy felt like his head was 'going to blow up' during rare brain cancer battle

Fraser McAllister, 18, was diagnosed with an anaplastic glioneuronal tumour two years ago

Daily Record

UK travellers will need to pay to enter 30 European countries next year in new rule

The fee is for a visa waiver program that will allow UK tourists to travel between popular European countries.

Daily Record

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Steel campaigners celebrate plan to extend measures to protect UK industry

The Department for International Trade is set to extend the package of tariffs and quotas - despite the Prime Minister's ethics adviser quitting last week over the plan

Daily Mirror

Why UK approach to replacing the Human Rights Act is just as worrying as the replacement itself

The Human Rights Act 1998 came into force just over 20 years ago in October 2000, vastly improving protections for human rights in common law, statute, EU and international law. Now, justice secretary Dominic Raab has confirmed plans to replace it with a UK bill of rights.

The Conversation

Ukraine war: all eyes on Lithuania as sanctions close Russian land access to Kaliningrad

Tensions between Russia and Nato, already stretched considerably by the invasion of Ukraine, have ratcheted up even further over Kaliningrad, a small piece of Russian territory sandwiched between Poland and Lithuania on the Baltic coast and cut off from mainland Russia.

The Conversation

MP vote on Northern Ireland Protocol Bill next week welcomed

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson welcomed the Government’s decision to press ahead with the bill.

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Ireland will have to halve pesticide use and restore 20% of land for nature under new EU proposals

"We’re not just talking about the survival of nature, we’re talking about the survival of humankind."

Irish Mirror

Covid situation taking a turn in Spain and Portugal but will it change entry requirements for Irish tourists?

The entry requirements for Irish tourists heading to Spain were completely scrapped earlier this month

Irish Mirror

Voters count cost of Brexit six years after Leave ballot

Voters in Wakefield and Tiverton and Honiton could give Boris Johnson a bloody nose today

Evening Standard

Jacob Rees-Mogg blasted over Brexit 'vanity project' amid deepening cost of living crisis

The Conservative minister unveiled a dashboard that will enable Brits to say which pieces of retained EU law they want appealed. 'Did you know you can’t sell sparkling wine in a plastic bottle?' Mr Rees-Mogg told reporters in Westminster.

Daily Mirror

Brexit is working and naysayers have axes to grind, claims David Frost

UK’s former chief negotiator launches staunch defence of Brexit on sixth anniversary of EU referendum

The Guardian - UK

Museum of London gets artistic take on Brexit six years after the vote to leave

Turner Prize winning artist Jeremy Deller’s film about the capital’s Brexit campaigners has been bought by the Museum of London for the sixth anniversary of the vote to leave the EU.

Evening Standard

Brexit is 'working' for the UK and improving democracy, Lord Frost claims

LEAVING the EU is “working” for the UK's economy and is improving democracy, according to Boris Johnson's former chief Brexit negotiator has…

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The Guardian - UK

Ukraine and the EU: the urgent questions that remain over country’s survival

Historic decision on candidate status could overshadow more vital issues

The Conversation

Ukraine war: as the conflict at sea intensifies, Russia's prospects of victory look further off than ever

The Ukraine war is at a strategic turning point. As the Russian offensive intensifies in the Donbas without resulting in any substantial gains, western leaders warn that the war will be long, and supporting Ukraine must be sustained in the long term. At the same time, a less perceptible change…

The National (Scotland)

Scots face added charge to enter these holiday destinations under post-Brexit rule

It means people traveling to any of 30 countries will have to apply and pay for electronic travel authorisation.

The Independent UK

Taoiseach: Granting EU candidate status to Ukraine sends message of solidarity

Micheal Martin also accused Russian president Vladimir Putin of ‘weaponising’ food amid ongoing blockades of Ukrainian grain.

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The Independent UK

Brexit’s economic impact may never be clear – Lord Frost

Speaking on the sixth anniversary of the Brexit vote, Lord Frost said there was too much else going on to tell if Brexit had succeeded economically.

The Independent UK

Ukraine set to get EU candidacy status as Brussels pushes back against Moscow

‘History is on the march,’ says European Commission chief as bloc considers possible expansion

The Independent UK

Bulgarian political crisis casts shadow over Balkans summit

A Bulgarian government crisis is threatening to tarnish a European Union summit that was intended to bolster the EU membership hopes of Balkan countries

The Guardian - UK

‘Ukraine’s future is in the EU’: Zelenskiy welcomes granting of candidate status

Move opens door to EU membership amid outrage over the brutality of the unprovoked Russian attack

Dublin Live

Social welfare Ireland: How to qualify for payments to help with gas and electric bills and TV licence

The payments cover a portion of the monthly cost of either gas or electricity for older people

Chronicle Live

Piers Morgan reignites Dan Walker feud over RMT Mick Lynch 'Thunderbirds' interview

Piers called Dan 'the world's most boring interviewer' and a 'mood-hoovering dullard' as the presenters came to blows on Twitter

The Independent UK

European Union leaders set to grant Ukraine candidate status

European Union leaders are set to grant Ukraine a candidate status to join the 27-nation bloc

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